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any opinions on this book? I've just begun reading it in english as I wanted something plain and simply written to refresh the language.
I've only read the first 30 pages (there are 650!!!) and I feel it would be a nice reading, it seems rather easy.
Has anyone read it? How did you find it...
I've just finished reading "Les Miserables" and it was a marvellous surprise :)
it's one of the most complete and beautiful books I've ever read, i'm completely in love with Hugo.
And I have to admit that before starting it I was afraid it might be tiring and difficult to understand...
"Girl interrupted" by S. Kaysen a very interesting book about a 18 years old girl staying at a psychiatric hospital
"Blindness"???? one of the most beautiful books i've ever read!! :)
i voted for the chronicles of Narnia because i wanted to read it before of the movie coming out at Christmas (don't know if it's already come out in the rest of the world)
back from a two weeks holiday :cool: i've finished reading "The history of love" by N.Krauss, "tears of a giraff" by McCall Smith and "Bartleby" by Melville
:p i've had to look "kick" up in my dictionary , so I suppose i can say I'd like to "drop-kick" Mark Fischer, because he's self centred and absolutely bigheaded.
thanks for the welcome,
thanks to everybody :) :) :)
you've been very very nice, now i'llo go to have a look at your readings, it sounds as i'll soon be very addicted to you ;)
can I add my list? there's only a problem, titles are in italian :rolleyes:
1 Arturo Pérez Reverte IL CLUB DUMAS
2 Judi Hendricks SOLO PANE
3 Noah Gordon IL MEDICO DI SARAGOZZA
4 Sveva Casati Modignani QUALCOSA DI BUONO
5 Simone De Beauvoir UNA DONNA SPEZZATA
6 Andrew Sean Grew LE...
obviously you can. I do, and I think it's very important to take pleasure and delight in doing what we do. I mean, everyone (at least here I suppose) feel happy just reading engaging and fashinating stories. The delight will be surely even more agreeable if you feel fashinated by a well written...
I really didn't expected him to win the Nobel Price, i'd rather say it would be offered to Pamuk (the writer of "Snow"). But i am happy he got it :)
A couple of years ago I read two of the comedies by pinter, "the caretaker" and "the birthday party" and i liked them both for the vague...
I just finished "Middlemarch" by George Eliot, and found it nice and of great interest to see her (George was a pseudonym) point of view in the society of 800